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...turning out books specializing in every kitchen device (The Mixer, Handmixer and Blender Cookbook) and every sort of environment (Cooking Afloat). Other gimmicks are regional (A Taste of Texas), historical (A Civil War Cookbook), topographical (The Complete Book of High-Altitude Baking) and sybaritic (The Eating-in-Bed Cookbook), Random House will soon publish The Seducer's Cookbook. Its serviceability has presumably been tested...
...most U.S. companies, the quality-control department is apt to be a laboratory where technicians happily ruin a random sample of products by tearing, pulling, bending or melting them to see if they meet set standards. But in today's rapidly advancing technology, where the products are often too complex or too expensive to test by such methods, industry's scientists are turning to a new and promising science called nondestructive testing. They are using X rays, ultrasonics, magnetic pa ticles, dyes and tracer gases to spy out flaws and weaknesses that affect quality or safety - and doing...
EHRENGARD (111 pp.)-Isak Dinesen -Random House...
ELIZABETH APPLETON (310 pp.)-John O'Hara-Random House...
...general, they have feigned adherence to "the science game" only to give a veneer of respectability to practices antipathetic to the ethics of a university. These practices are not random lapses; they stem from a philosophy that denies the intellectual and moral premises on which a university is based. Universities are built on traditions of open-mindedness, intellectual discipline, and precision of thought and expression. Leary and Alpert show no devotion to these things...